Lanta Arrow House

The rooms at Lanta Arrow House sleep up to two or three guests, and several of them have a partial sea or ocean view. The beds include king, queen and semi-double beds, as well as single beds, and free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms.

Several rooms measure 25 m² and others 16 m². Rooms can have air conditioning, and some have a flat-screen TV, an electric kettle and a mobile hotspot device. Some rooms have a private bathroom with a shower and toiletries, while others have a shower and an additional toilet. Rooms with a partial sea view also have blackout curtains.

On site there is a restaurant, a bar and room service, and daily housekeeping, dry cleaning, laundry and ironing are offered as well. Public areas are air-conditioned, and xerox and fax are available in the business centre. Shops are also on the premises, and the restaurant, bar and room service are all available on site.

For relaxation there is a spa with a sauna and massage, and a fitness centre on the grounds. The garden and the terrace are part of the property, and the resort has a private beach.

Tours, diving, horseback riding and an airport transfer are also offered. The front desk is staffed 24 hours a day, and English and Thai are spoken on site.

Phra Ae Beach, also known as Long Beach, is a long stretch of sand on Koh Lanta, the island in Krabi province that is reached by boat from the mainland. The beach is the main draw of the area, and the resort sits a short walk from the sand, with the village of Phra Ae close by.

Klong Dao Beach, 1 km away, is another beach along the same coastline, and Lanta Old Town, 11.7 km away, is the island's old town. Mu Ko Lanta National Park, 17.8 km away, covers part of the island's forest and coast, and Khao Mai Kaew Cave is further away on the island. Krabi International Airport is 53.9 km away on the mainland, so the last leg of the journey is by boat.

A good day can start with a walk along Long Beach and continue with a visit to Klong Dao Beach. Palm Beach Divers Center is a dive centre close to the beach for anyone who wants to try diving, and the national park suits a day trip. In the rainy months the sea can be rough, and boats to and from the mainland may be cancelled, so it is worth allowing extra time for the crossing.